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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1923

Page

4

Baldwin News Focuses On Weddings Visitors And Local Figures

Baldwin residents welcomed relatives from Kansas City and Lawrence while marking a home wedding. Cora Lena Ault married Hunter H. Cover of Rocky Ford Colorado in a 3:30 pm ceremony at Mrs. Mary A. Ault’s home. The couple plans two weeks in Bona Vista Colorado before settling in Rocky Ford.

Baldwin Mary A. Ault Cora Lena Hunter HL. Cover Rocky Ford Colorado O. A. Alligon Lois Pennock de Koven J. Howard Campbell Lulu la Brant Mrs. Cover Ault Mrs. Campbell Della Lois ’ Pennock Mary Ross Alpha Delta Sigma University of Kansas Washington, D. C St. Louis Camp Funston Cover Colorado Springs Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Harry Mendenhall Hunter H. Cover Coraault Harley Ault Kansas City Arthur Ault Bucyrus Cora Ault Karl Ejstner Ministers’ Institute A. C. Knudson Boston University Margaret Joplin Ethna Jones Alpha Chi Omega House Elijah Spencer First Methodist Church J. L. Brown Brown Colored Methodist, Episcopal Church Ruth Campbell Lawrence

Just Insurance by R Holmes at 107 E Seventh

R Holmes operates Just Insurance located at 107 East Seventh with a phone listing 19. This brief notice confirms the business address and contact detail for the agency.

R. Holmes

Valley Chapel Children Day Program and Local News

Valley Chapel held a large Children’s Day program with songs prayers and many readings led by Rev Dial and local youths. The day’s collection reached 3983 dollars as neighbors attended church events and visited families in the Washington Creek area.

Community Gatherings and Visits in Columbia Area

Local residents from Columbia and nearby communities attended church events and social gatherings on June 17 with notable host families. Visitors included Solon Markley and John Brohammer from Lawrence, and many family groups from Willow Springs, Pleasant Grove, and Eudora. Multiple dinners and a strawberry festival were noted, with extended family networks sharing meals and songs.

Marriage at Oakridge for Freda Bereiter and Woodie Laughlin

Freda L. Bereiter married Woodie Laughlin in a Wednesday ceremony at Dr Edwin Hislop lawrence home with attendants Dorothy Henderson and Homer Garrison. A four course dinner followed at the Bereiter home. The bride, a Cawker City graduate and Leavenworth County teacher, and the groom, a Lawrence businessman, plan to live in Lawrence after a brief wedding trip.

Local families share a Friday dinner at John Brohammer’s home

A group of residents including David Wray Ernest Elmer Churchbaugh Donald Beeghley Mable Winger Fannie Peterson Rose Peterson Estella Campbell Letha Glenna Montgomery Martha Davidson Vida Gist Majet Anderson Net tie Edna Flory Lillian Alda Brohammer Hallie Hale Clarence Barnhart Virgil Shoemaker Frank Campbell Josiah Miller Claude Flory Arthur Flory Tom Murphy Overbrook and Mrs Bruce Gress and children of Apple Pie gathered for dinner Friday at John Brohammer’s home, with extended family noted.

Marion Strong Florence Postma High Prairie Valley Chapel Columbia Solon Markley John Brohammer Ben Pearl Harold Grandpa Brohammer John McCall Jack Marion Strong Lonnie Stanley William Ott Eudora E. T. Campbell Lloyd Hoyt Clinton Hay W. H. Postma and Daniel Beeghley Wesley Flory Estella Lucille Pleasant Grove Edna Mabel Flory Haze Irene Lynch Lillian Alda ‘Brohammer Martha Davidson Claude Arthur Flory Hallie Hale Winifred Wells Gerald Davidson Abe Flory And Walter Baby Walter Jr Roy Shuler Elwood Deay Edward Sanders Nancy Sanders W. H. Postma Chas. Brohammer Daniel Flory Amos Flory George Warner Harve Flory Elmer Flory Henry Arlie Jesse Wingert W. Wingert F. A. Deay Art Campbell Mildred Elmer Campbell David ‘Wray Ernest Elmer Churchbaugh Donald Mable Winger Fannie Rose Peterson Estella Campbell Letha Glenna Montgomery Martha Davidson Vida Gist Majet Anderson Nettie Edna Flory Alda Brohammer Clarence Barnhart Virgil Shoemaker Frank Campbell Josiah Miller Claude Andd Tom Murphy Overbrook Bruce Gress Apple Pie

Lone Star Church Family Weekend Gathering

Mrs C J Williams of Emporia visited with her daughter Mrs R W Quakenbush and family at Lone Star church on Sunday. Visitors from Emporia and Baldwin attended, a weekend of music with Miss Wealthy and Miss Munzenmyer, Sunday school at 10, missionary program, and a 2:30 afternoon service led by Rev Burgin and Rev Sherry.

C. J. Williams Emporia R. W. Quakenbush D. F. Smith Lone Star Church Elnora Lottie Anderson California Munzenmyer Miss Jones Miss Wealthy Baldwin Wealthy Burgin Lawrence Sherry Washington Creek

Stony Point Visitors and Garden Duty Amid Rain

Local residents including Mrs. Mattie McQueen and family, the Wray, Tucker, and Cripe households, visited Baldwin relatives and shared meals. Rain hindered fieldwork last week, while others picked berries and went on short trips to Lawrence, with several staying at I. D. Cripe’s North Lawrence home.

Mattie McQueen Glen A. F. Lawson Murry Lawson Baldwin Ann Cripe D. C. Wray and Elmer Flory Pleasant Grove Nellie Tucker Gardner Clinton Virgo Landis Warren and Arman Maggie Mahone Dave Wray George Tucker Portroy

Worden Community Ice Cream Social and May Day Program

Worden community activities include an ice cream social at Fred Heim’s to raise funds for orphan education and Christianizing efforts. Sunday Children’s Day programs at Worden and Bethel churches feature recitations, songs, violin duets, and an address by Rev. Haber, with many local families and visitors noted throughout a busy social week.

Pie Landing Revival at Eel Pie Island Ceremony

The ancient Landin the Pie rite dating to Henry VII was revived at Eel Pie Island Richmond. The pie was rowed around the island and carried ashore by the crew in full regalia.

Richmond Eng Henry VII Eel Pie Island

Brackett Pioneer Krom Dies After Thirteen Years Here

The community mourns Pet er Krom father of Mrs. E. E Keifer a jovial Kansas pioneer who came in the seventies and lived in Brackett about thirteen years. The loss is felt by neighbors and relatives including Mrs. Keifer and family andHiram Krein. Mrs. Levette attended high school commencement in Topeka and Anna Kirby visited Sylvan Grove relatives. J Hiram Krom returned from North Dakota for the funeral. Mrs. J E Anderson of Cleveland Ohio visits relatives. The Pleasant Hour club met with Mrs Lindsey at the schoolhouse with twenty members and talks on Mohammedan and Hindu religion. Refreshments followed. The club will meet again June 27 with Mrs Jerry Lyons. Several guests attended. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Colman planned a Western motor trip to Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Levette hosted the Review club. Mary Kirby visited Daniel Kirby and family. Stewart attended a wedding in Tonganoxie.

Benson M. Powell Topeca Sjierit Baldwin Merle Jeanne Fischer Lawrence Professo’ Oy Frank E. Wolfe William Huff Cora Showalter Earl Martin Dale Enigon Texas Jerome J. Bentley Ensworth Hospital St. Joseph Dean Elizabeth Bentley Dr. Bentley Laura Molby el Dorado Adelia ‘Molby Everett Hughes Jean Topeka S. T. Hughes G A. Shike Hughes Ministers’ Institute Donald Young Hugh P. Hartley Mary Ross Northwestern University Evanston Arived John B. Ross Helen Keohane Kansas City T. J. Keohane Della Pennock Racine Wisconsin Frank Anderson Bald Win Clay” Carter Anderson Liggett Shoe ‘Shop Garter Carter J West Baldwin Carter Grover ‘Cleveland Ander Elgin Ilinois Bell‘ Teleiphony Company Viene Birthday Club Bell Howe J.c.herriott Gethae Douglas Bertha Strong Linwood Wm. Metcalf E. W. Brown Charlie Miller Douglas County J.C. Herriott Herbert Bruckmiller Toms Will Toms Dorothy Bruckmiller Independence Frank Toms Howard Erwin Erwin John Strong Wellsville OnEines Dreyer Bertha Knop Gertrude Knop Fred Strong Penfold Tonganoxie Fairbairn Grace Jones Jane Button Ruby Provost Miss Button Grace A. A. Green Joe Hemphill Will Chariton Green Bros Tonganoxie Hall George Hunsinger Fairview Oldham Peter Krom E. Ekeifer Krom Kansas Brackett J. E. Anderson Cleveland Ohio Olaf Anderson Ellen Levette Cowles Sibley John Manwarring Lindsey Pleasant Hour Club Manwarring Stuart Lawson India Roberta Stuart Jerry Lyons Emma Walker Flora Colman Anna Kirby Seectin Dorothy Arnott Josephine Seetin Seetin Katy Lee Colman Albert Yellowstone Park Daniel Kirby C. E. Stewart

Washington Creek community notes and fire scare

Miss Naomi Behrens returned from Overbrook for Lawrence commencement. A chimney fire at Fred Myers’ house was contained with minor damage. Sunday school attendance reached seventy six with offering of 3.40. Families attended missionary meetings at Lone Star. Sherman Dillon and kin visited from Missouri. Church quarterly meeting held Monday night and plans for a July 8 all day program with basket dinner. Local residents visited relatives and guests from St Louis. Ed Shivelys were in Lawrence.

Loyals Rev Dial Daisy Dyer Dudley Bond Florence Gray Esther Hagen Elizabeth. Dunn Inez Brown Lonnie Strong Jesus Philip Dial Junior Puckett Tom Dillon Washington Creek William Pucket Ladies Aid John Gray M. Bond Lily Ulrich H. Schellhorn E. Bond Dyer John Dunn Knot Lawrence Neal Banks Sarah Dunn St. Louis Willis Dunn Harry Bowen George’ Kirchhoff Jr Kirchhoff J. N. Gilmore Willis -Dunn W. C. Flary Valley Chapel St.Louis George Banks Kartwaka Naomi Behrens Overbrook Ethel Sherry Florence Kingery Fred Myers C. P. Miller J. S. Sherry Lone Star Sherman Dillon Missouri Elma Garber H. C. Metsker Levi Mowder Miss Conrad The Clyde Hoovers Ed Shively

Unclear Read: South American Cat Race and Egyptian Diet Note

Fragmentary report notes a South American cat race with unclear term y meaning and mentions Egyptians living on unspecified products dated to an nn Mm.

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Sicily Mt. Etna W. C. Plory Fred Simon Pauline Lapeer Dist Robert Watts Kirby Simon Oakridge Freda L. Margaret Bereiter Woodie Laughlin Edwin Hislop Law‘rence Hislop Dorothy Henderson of . Lawrence Homer Garrison Frank Bereiter Cawker City High School Leavenworth County Bereiter Robert Laughlin Topeks G. Neis Ruby H. G. van Neste Zebbie Harry Zella Stanwix Simmons Hospital Messrs Herbert Richard Willhardt Leavenworth Katharine Goddard Grace .Jones Johnson Mary McGrade Vincent Hardie Frank McGrade McGrade Whipple Lecompton Willis Colmar Colman Charles Miller North Lawrence Christian Church Carol Miller R. L.'H. Club Reno Ladies Aid Society Reno Freda Bereiter Wiedemann’s M. E. Church Alfred Heck Stull James Houk Alfred Héck Jayhawker Club van Neste Stony Point Fred Heim Worden Will Pippert Elmer Lutz Clarence Barbee Raymond Hanna Roy Schwalm Alva Dylan Hazel May Floyd Barbee Cleo Deskins Lorrell Bassie Olive Brown Lucas Fleer Women’s Missionary Society Jess Wray Centropolis W. H. Davison Clarene Guy Deskins Elmer Lutz Glen Flora Chas Elm Irvin Geo Walter Fleer Clarence Ottawa Cree Stella John Cline Will Lynch Ivan Schwartz Fred Andrew Lutz Arthur Simon Johanna Berneice Griffis Vinland Deans Fred Griffis Lucas Fleet Lou Mishel Near Overbrook Claude Williams Robert Ingle Haber Mac Irene Lynch Roy Coffey Frank Wright Gladys Walker Elmer Pippert Harry Pippert Leona Etherwine Helen Schwartz Irwin Fleer Henry Rappard Ed Ingle L. A. Flora Buckner la Verne Fim Nawton Kans Chas. Warner Home Bethel Church Rev. Haber Henry Ehn Ruth Hepner Ruth Breithaupt Dudley Ulrich Ferne Heffner Bessie Brown Winona Breithaupt Geneva Scott May Haber Glen Ulrich Freblem Arlie Heffner Helen Hepner Donald Breithaupt Benediction India Station South America
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